Will 991 prices drop when 992 launches?
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09-28-2019, 02:27 AM
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09-28-2019, 08:37 AM
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Never seen plummeting prices before when new model intro occurs. There will be some adjusting but I think minor until the 992 gets accepted by the 911 community. I think in the end it looks good if the performance is noticeably better then we might see more adjustments.
Driving reviews are positive.
Driving reviews are positive.
09-28-2019, 12:21 PM
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They went up in value here. I tried to buy one this week.
I think one reason is dealerships can't get the 992's. There seems to be some bottleneck between Stuttgart and Atlanta. They have plenty of 4-dr cars and SUV's.
I suppose that will change when the supply chain fills up. I assume many 992 buyers will trade in a 991.
I think one reason is dealerships can't get the 992's. There seems to be some bottleneck between Stuttgart and Atlanta. They have plenty of 4-dr cars and SUV's.
I suppose that will change when the supply chain fills up. I assume many 992 buyers will trade in a 991.
09-28-2019, 12:47 PM
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Local dealer has ZERO new (991.2 or 992) 911's on the lot. Four 992 's in route. How many are sold - ?? Delivery - "soon"(?). I was told they have buyers and if they had any (new) 991.2's on the lot they could sell them for MSRP(+). 
09-28-2019, 12:50 PM
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They went up in value here. I tried to buy one this week.
I think one reason is dealerships can't get the 992's. There seems to be some bottleneck between Stuttgart and Atlanta. They have plenty of 4-dr cars and SUV's.
I suppose that will change when the supply chain fills up. I assume many 992 buyers will trade in a 991.
I think one reason is dealerships can't get the 992's. There seems to be some bottleneck between Stuttgart and Atlanta. They have plenty of 4-dr cars and SUV's.
I suppose that will change when the supply chain fills up. I assume many 992 buyers will trade in a 991.
09-28-2019, 01:27 PM
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One dealer called me about a red 2019 911 7-speed with 10,500 miles. They wanted $99,999 which I thought was too high. CarFax said only service record was when the dealer did the 10K mile oil change. No other paperwork on the car.
09-28-2019, 02:07 PM
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if you want to buy a car at the bottom of it's deprecation curve, plan to buy it when it's 12-15 years old.
09-28-2019, 03:25 PM
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09-28-2019, 03:43 PM
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09-28-2019, 03:52 PM
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While there are some aspects of the 992 that turn off some 911 fans, it’s not a dud, and will compete with the outgoing 991. OTOH, 991.2 tire-kickers will be compelled to snap up the remaining inventory.
i think it will be a wash.
i think it will be a wash.